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50 ice-break atomic ship Let Russia's Pobedy nearly 160 meters long, designed to break the 5-meter-thick ice.
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50 ice-break atomic ship Let Russia's Pobedy nearly 160 meters long, designed to break the 5-meter-thick ice.
NASA combines images from Spitzer and Hubble space telescopes to discover the Orion nebula about 1,500 light-years from Earth.
BondicEVO liquid welders can patch holes and fix cracks on plastic utensils in seconds.
A dust storm hit the town of Charleville in southwest Queensland, Australia, drowned in orange dust on February 20, Fox News reported.
Scientists predict that the period of miniaturization after a few dozen years will cause the Sun to become colder and darker.
The sight of a bright red light shone directly into the sky recorded by a resident in Tyumen, Russia, Newsflare reported on January 10.
This is the first time in 2018 someone posted a clip of a UFO.
Robots help deliver medical materials to many places in the hospital, helping to overcome the shortage of manpower and increase service quality.
Strong winds caused by storms on Reunion Island blew up high water droplets, making the waterfall look like it was flying straight up into the sky.
A large cloud of clouds swept across New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, when the air rushed into the area, Fox8 reported.
Air turbulence causes the aircraft to vibrate when flying, but this phenomenon often does not cause disturbing consequences.
Amazon's smart shopping store helps shoppers not wait in line for payment.
Three laws of Newton's motion can explain why humans cannot pedal a vehicle weighing several tons.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration simulates the ocean floor under data collected from satellites and boats.
Indonesia yesterday held an event at the armed forces headquarters, Jakarta, to welcome US Defense Secretary James Mattis.